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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Quarantine.

We clIp the following from the No- gales Record. It is selt-e1plsnatory: To whom it may concern:
 We, the majority of cattle owners In Arizona, utterly repudiate having had anything to do with creation or issu usnce of the above proclamation, par tIculsrly as far Bs 1t concerns the he- public of Mex'co. The originstors of this scheme, were neither elected. ap' pointed or selected by us, to repr sent us in any way. Some members of thls ''commissiop.' (partIculsrly one Of it's chief oficers) do not own a hoot CT stock. We declare ,his "sct" 10 be fsrsiosl, illegal, unconstitutional (conse- quently inoPeratve) mean. contemptiole trick and fraud, gotton up solely io pre- vent competition in the op,n cattle market It Is a "fsrce" because disease must exist before quarantine" can De instituted anywhere, and no disease has ever been known to exist ln thai portion of Mexico which IS likely to send its cattle throush our line. illegal, unconstitutional and imperative. De- cause "quRrantlne csn only De instituted against foreign countries by general-Dot local-eOverpmer.s- .s- IL Is mean, contemptible trick and fraud" because it was not instituted to quarantine" sRaInst disease. but solely against the introduction of Mexican cat tie. 10 enable few mercensry, interest ed men to market the few steers they control without competition, thereby in- terrupting the commercial intercourse snd smicsble relations existing between the two largest sn1 most progressive nations oD the Western continent. Steps have already been taken to have sad sct sbrogRted by the general govern ment and said movement will be pur- sued to finish. We respectfully re- quest the Goverpment aud people of Mexico to withhold judgement unnl We shall hsve had tune to act in the mat ter, ss we assure them We are Tn earnest. We believe that our governor has been | imposed on in this matter.
 Respectfully,
 4 MAJORITY OF THE CATTLE OWNERS IS
 ARIZONA.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Excitement in Texas

Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity Ci Paris, Texas, hy the re. T1srksble recovery ot MT. J. E. CorIey, who ws+ go helpless be could not turn iu bed. or raise his head; every body said he vss dying of consumption. A trial bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery was sent him. Finding e'ief, he bought 8 large snd box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by The time be had taken two boxes of PIils and two bottles of the Dis covery, he vas well and hsd gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Crest Discovery for Consump- ton free, ct Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

That dyspepsia comes from torpid liver and cosiIvensss.
 That you cannot digest your food well unless your bowels and liver act properly.
 That your bowels require thorough cleansing when they do not do their duty by your digestion.
 That your torpid liver needs stimula- ing m order that 1t may act as nature in- tended it shoGli
 That BANNDEErH's PILLS taken in doses of one or two at night for, say, ten days, will regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver, improve the digestion and drive away dyspepsia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
A Funeral in Costa Rica

A familiar sight in Costa Rica is @ death procession. When some one is dyiDr the friends send for a priest to shrive hin- The latter comes, rot sil- en.ly and solemnly, a minister of grace snd consolation, but accompanied by 8 brass band, If the family are rich enough to pay for 1t (the pries. receiving lib- ersl commission on the business), or, if they are poor, by a number of boys ring ing bells and chanting hymns. Behind the band or bell-boys are two acolytes, one bearing 8 erucifI and the other swinging an incense urn. Then follows the priest in wooden box or char, covered by a canopy, and carried by four men wearing the sscramentsl vest ments, and holding in his hand, covered with napkin. the Hostile emblem of the bodT of Christ. People upon the streets kneel ss the procession passes, and then follow it. Reaching the house of the dying, the band or bell-ringers stand outside, making all the disturb snce they can, while the priest, followed ey motley rseble, enters the death
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Indictments.

The following indictments were fouuC by the Grand Jury. The jury having completed their lsbors made their fins report and were discharged to-day:
 MURDER. Tom. Moroghan, H. Holland. Mary Troffsr.
 ASSAULT TO MURDER. E. W. Dooley, Fred Wall, E. Solis-Oonvicted. Jesus VsleDzuela-
 RESISTING OFFICER. E. W. Dooley.
 NASsLAUGHTKR, P. Ruiz. ALLOWING PRISONER TO ESCAPE. W H. Lucas, J. R. Vssquez,
 GRAND LARCENY. John Clemenshire, Philip Arment. Ramon Sardinia, F. COgsn.
 ROBBERY. Librsdo Puebls, Francisco Vssques, Gregorio Alcsntor, Frsncisco Gomez.
 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. Petronills Proyencis-Plesd guilty.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Notice.

The office formerly occupied by the Tucson Bank, is Tor rent For particu- lars enquire ss the Pioneer News Depot If,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Address Registered Le;iaTs te NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

There is rush of gold seekers to the coun. sry on the Straits of Magellan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
Leg gal Blanks t! For Sale at tha CITIzEa Office
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
sSO Justlee blanks for as. .ca.

A package contair.ng tho sJf'CNi1E ua.-lel oianEs for Justices Courts, vii. Is sslt Co ..lJ address. postage paid. fC- S5.90.
 1J rlmiusl Complaints
 D Warrants of Arrest
 20 Snbpcrras
 13 Commitments.
 2 Summons.
 Q 9GomDisipts on Cl. < Dl. et Ps;s. FroS.
 SJ Undertakings |"
 ~ AhdAvits for Attachmsrt
 O HndeTtakinSs on Attachment
 O Writs Of Attachment % Executions.
 10 Acknowledgements tsi i>).
 i9Acknowiedgments tnGa sad wIfE3,
 10 Bail Bonds
 l0 stlpu .stIQns on Appeal
 Sl SsRrch Warrrrfs-
 MISCELLANEOUS BIASK- Location Notices, Mining Dssds Real Estate Deeds, Zeal Estate MOrtgBsoa Tower Of Attorney, Leases Bond for Deed to Mining Prope-ty, Acknovledgments Aeknovledgments for iIGn and Wifa AhdaYIts Of Publication Notice Of Mining Claim Road Station Raceiuts s All of these blanks are printed in Con. IOrmlty with the Statutes of Arizona and t5t llning laws or the United States. Ofders sent out of the oity c. 0. D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-05
NOTICE OF FORFEIT.
URE.

ITO AMOS PLUMMER, F., c. VAN DUzRR
L Your LeirA assigns. aud all Lersous
holding Under you:
TOu are hereby Notified that the unders1su.d
has expended in labor and coin, the necessary
amount r. quired by law in order To hold min.
ing ground. as will api car by ce. tihcate ed In
the ofice OF the Recorder Of Elko County, Stat.
Gf Nevada, to wi: (Such mining location,
being situated III Cope Mining District, in tn.
County OF Eiko, Skate of Nevudn), On tn.
''RisinS Sum-" the Hillside and the "N.-
b b." for the years 1895 and 1886. and IL within
ninety days Of lie service Of this notice bv
publication. You fail or refuse to cnntribu,,
your proportion OF such expenditure as CO.
owner, your interest in id claims will be.
CO.. the properly Of The undersigned, nnae,
Section No. a3ei, devised Statutes of the United
States OF Anne lea. w. ID. HAND,
klko,. Nevada, February 10, 1887. eoa.
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An. Absolute euro.

Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT 10
only put mp in large, two-ounce tin boxes, and
Ia nm absolute cure for old sor,R, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup-
tions. wilt positively cure all kinds Of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT.
MENT. Sold by r. +. Muller at % cents per
box by mail 30 cents.
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NOTICE.!
To Holders Of Chains Against
the University Fund,

NOTICE IS HrRtBY GIVEN TO ALL
holders cffclaims against the State gi,iveroi,y
Fund OF Elko County, that they are II CURED to
file their claims in the Office of the Clerk Of
said County, ard show c.eirly to the sat.
istsction of the Board OF County Commission.
ers Of EikO County that amounts cl lined wc,s
subscribed md paid, ut any meeting between
the Int day OF April, 1887. and the 4th duy o,
July, 1889, Mt Which meeting the said claim,
will he acted upon by tho Board of Commis.
hioners of Eiko County, Stale OF Nevada. All
claims not presentutJ within. the specified
time wiILbe RCD, ....
ATTEST, my hand and seal this, sth day
OF March, A. L., 1851. .,.,
q b. WISkMAN Clerk OF Board
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SPORTSMEN'S CLUB.
Organization OF the. Elko
SPoEtSmen's Club.

FOR the better preservation of game and fxA,
and for the proper tnfC Ecement or our laws ~.
lnting thereto, we, the uuGersign d, do hereby
agree TO form ourselves in a Sports1nens
Club, to DO known ~ tie @lko County
Spa'rtsmen's Club." And to the end tn t tho
spi 1t and int mt of such laws may be more
fally carried nj. we scyerally agre that We
win not hill catch; or otherwise destroy any
Of the game or flsh OF this county, out of tho
proper season. and that ue wrA lay before tbs
Cioh information of any person whom we may
know Of vilfully and wnntcniy violating esij
laws, in ord"r that such persons May h
promptly and vigorously prosecuted. ..,..
d. The Club also offer+ a reward Of $26 for tho
ar'cDt and eOnvieticn of any person. violating
said law. Signed: ,.i
- F. G. Sup, ]. OSTREICHER,
F. +. MULLER, VT. SMITH,
j. II. BRADLEY. THos HUNTER.
J. y. TRApLErr, II. L. BYRNE,
v. c. BARTLETT.
Game laws md Penalties.
1t is unlawful to catch any ssh within tho
Writer'S of the Humbol,:t river or it's tributaries
from Jany. 1st to May LIST of each year Uh
lawful to buy or sell any Ash cnueht in said
st. cams between LIST of July and list OF DE 'ep.
b-r OF ZACH ear. Pcnalty-FiEe not less tn N
| $50 nor more than 500, or imprisonment in
the County Jail not exceeding three months
| or by both.
Unlawful to catch, kill or dtstrSy any. Bsa..
Yer, CT otter, for The period Of ten years, rom
Jany. Is. 1887.
Unlawful TO catch any flsh with seine. traps
or gill. net, or in any other manner except BY
| hook and Tine. Fine, $50 to $500. Jail six
months. or both
Unlawful between LIST Of JSny. Andr1st n
Sept. to kill any deer, antelope, elk, mountsin
sheep or goat, or to have them in possession
! or for sole duting that period. so
Unlawful to trap or k II any '.bob white"
, qnail before 1890 ttUe, 500.
Unlawful 10 kill shaFp.tai ed grouse. socslled
prairie chicken, between 10Th OF March and LIST
| OF sept, OF any sSge coct, hen or chicken DO
twesn 18th OF March ana 10th Of August Fins,
&2S to 500.
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4
! ty on scslPs. .......... a Is
Indian Jim General Fund, boun-
ty on scalps. SO
WIN. Snow, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. -. ......... L. 25
f.. G. Thomus, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ........... 100 90
j. w. johnson, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. .......... 600
Ed. Smiley, General Fund
bounty OH scalps. ......... 10 25
w. B Armstrong, General Fund.
bouuty-on scalps. .......... SIS
j. j. Schotr, General Fund,
bounty on scaips. -. ...... Is SO
Jaroane Helsley, General Fund,
bounty on scnlps..... =. SO
WIN. johnson, General Fund,
bounty OH scalps ........ Is SO
w. A. Shepherd, General Fund,
road work. ................. Is 90
w. L. Smith, General Fund,
| suppAeS 70
T. E. Atwell, General Fund,
wood. ~ o.
Ches woodward, General Fund,
Registration fees. .... g. 25
| G. II. Sprou'e, General Fund,
subscription to paper aud
| pruning. lU5 w
A. VunYleck, General Fund,
Recorders fees ... 70 40
j. W. Buckland, General Fund,
Janitor's Salary ....... 70 90
| N. Tobins, General Fund, sah.-
ry as teacher. .............. 100 90
I. Z. Atwell, General Fund,
board of prisoners. ..... SO rs
N. P. Guldnger, Elko Road
Fund, blacksmith. ... 100
| B. f. Yates, Elko Road Fund,
| foadwork. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l56 OO
Geo. Gilmore, Peko Road Fund,
Ioha"OTh. IU w
T. b. Chnndle-, South Fork
Rond Fund. roadwork 30 90
Brown & Hpskins, INDECENT
Fund. burial of INDECENT =. 2OlOO
| Geo. Dexter, INDECENT Fund,
| uraynSe ......... 81
w. T.. Smith, 4ndigent Fund
| supplies. .......... 80 40
FL. Chase, Indigent Fund
supplies for Mrs. Banks. -. 20 90
J. j. Meigs, INDECENT Fund, sal
ary etc.. ............. ..... 100 90
John Able, INDECENT Fund, sala-
ry rs Steward. ............ 100 90
John Abel. INDECENT Fund, for
board of patients. ....... 80 rs
A. w. Hesson, Salary Fund, sal
nry rs Assessor ........... $50 90
Q. w. Hull, Salary Fund, sal
airy ms Treasurer ....... 200 90
G. F. Talbot, SALARY Fund, SAL
CRY as District Attorney ..... 16G &C
G. b. Wisemnn, SALARY Fund,
SALARY as County Clerk ..... $50 90
j.. H. Taber, Salary Fund, sui
airy as Deputy Sheriff ...... $50 90
f. Honeyman, Salary Fund, sal
airy rs Comfy Commissioner 80 80
j. r. Bradley, Salary Funl. sal-
nry as County Commissioners so 90
T. N. Stone, Salary Fund, SAL
airy as Sup't of Schools ,.... so 90
I. E. Atwell, Salary Fund, sala-
NY az Sheriff. ............ 297 90
STATE OF NEVADA,
! COUNTY OF ELKo.
L, g. B. Wisemnn, County Clerk
and Clerk of the Boord of County
commissioners, in and for said
county and State, do hereby certify
that the foregoing bills were pissed and
ordered paid by the Board of County
Commissioners on the 4tl, day of
April, a. D., 1887. ..
C.B. WISEMAN,
County Clerk and Clerk Of Board of
County Commissioners. Elko, April
4, 1857. .
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BR1S Allowed.

Medicine Charley, General Fund,
bounty On scalps ............ Is o.
George Wurd,- General Funl,
bounty on scalps. ........... 10. 90
A. II. Wiseman, General Fund
bounty ON. scnlps. zee. z So
Indiun Pete, General Fund,
bounty on s>uIps .......... S 90
w. T.. Smith, General Fund,
bounty on scuips. .......... Al 05
j.. Frurey, General Fund boun-
ty on scalps. .............. 10 90
a. j. Thomas, General Fund
bounty on sculps. ......... 81 65
Henry Frank. General Fund,
bounty OH scalps ............ II 90
4. w. Smith. General Fund,
bounty Oh solIps. ............ 20 80
W. Walker, General Fund
bounty on scalps. .......... "a 90
=. S;hiliestrom, General Funl
bounty ON scalps. ............ IL %
Fred Mason, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ............ 165 45
A. d. Streeter, General Fund
bounty on scnlps ........... 10 65
q. II. Brewer, General Fund,
bounty Oh scalps ..........., 16 80
q. W. Stauts, General Fund,
bounty OH scalps. ...... o. Is
Bee Anglo, General Fund boun-
ty on scalps. .............. 48 SO
JOS. Murphy, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ...... Z Is.
4. G.. Murphy, General Fund
bounty on scnlps. ........ S IS
w. L. Hit, General Fund boun-
ty on seal Ds. ............. 35 Is
Grattin Short, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ..... S 90
Fred johnson, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ......... 6 90
Geo. j. Vim, General Fund,
bounty on sculps ........... 65 70
w. Goodule, General Fund,
bounty Oh scalps .............. 50 10
II. l.. Henry, General Fund,
W. II. Armstrong, General Fund,
bounty ON scnlps. ........... 8 SO
A. Knopf, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ..... -. % 10
HG. W. Vincent, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ....... 26 rs
Charley We. General Fund,
bounty on soalps. ........ 80 Is
Frank Coyswell. General Fund.
bounty on scalps. .......... IL SO
r. WiIbert, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ..,....... 6 90
&. b. Dukin, General Fund,
bounty on scaIrs. ........ 90
W, A. Kennedy, General Fund.
bounty OH scHlpi. l 80
A. Peterson. General Fund boun-
W on Bcalps. ............ II 90
b. Armstrong, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ........ 5 90
Max Schoen, General Fund
bounty on. scalps. ......... s. 90
Jno. Tanner. General Fund,
-- bounty on scalps. =. ........ Is 90
------- Cannon, General Fund
bounty on soalps ......... z 90
W. Thompson, General Fund,
bounty on SOUPS. ........... 0 Dc
Indian Tom, General Fund,
bounty OH scolps ............ 80 90
N. Il, Stotter,. General Fund,
bounty on scalps. .......... SO
Jas. Weeks, General Fund,
bounty on sGalps. ......... 90 9s
Adisn JOhuny, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ......... 2 sc
y, jMu5wnmp, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ............ 8 sc
A.. o. Murphy. General Fund,
bounty on scJps. ......,,. 1e. 8;
W. Bellinges, Jr. Gepsral Fund,
bounty on soalps. ......... 80 4C
N. y. jackson. General Fund,
= bounty on scalps. .....,., 15 sc
p. Woods, General Fund, boun.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-01
STOP"

Don't pass me | have the
largest and finest assortment
of Christmas toys and candies
ever brought to Johnson
City. Candy toys, dates, toy
kitchens, fire engines, fancy
candy, trains, toy stoves,
street cars, cups and saucers,
mugs, tool chests, volocipedes,
express wagons, wheelbar-
rows, doll cradles, doll carli-
ages, stick candy, that weighs
II pounds a stick and over
a hundred different kinds of
fancy candy. All kins of
fruits such as oranges, lem
ons, figs, dates, raisins, cocoa
nuts, grapes, apples, cranber-
ries, &C., &c. Call and ex-
anime my goods and prices,
They must be sold.
Yours respectfully,
Win NJ. Patton.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-01
Fires sAa = a sacmh@r0.

The FIRE bugs are still busying
themselves ab"ut Jonesb0rO. Last
sunday night about ten O'Clock the
I'D Blair house between the Washing
ton House and the Jail was discovered
to be ON fire.. The citizens worked
nard and succeeding in saving the nd.
joining buildings. Mr.. Naff was liv'
my in the house end unfortunately
saved very little OF his household
goods.
Last Friday night the dwelling o.
Mrs. L. B. Stephenson ut Jonesbor
was destroyed by fire. All the house
hold goods were destroyed. The citi
zens will rebuild the house.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-01
Died.

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
K. McCallum died last Sunday morn
ing At half past eight after three
weeks ILLNESS.
Mrs. Mollie, wife Of G. Crumley, died
ut her home on Maple street last Sat-
urday evening, after three weeks ill.,
ness, inthe Goth year OF her age. Funer.
al services were held at the residence
Sunday afternoon and the remains
were inferred in the family burial
ground one mile west Of the city.
Miss Hattie Lusk died last Monday
morning at six O'Clock Of typhoid is.
yer after an illness Of ten days. The
funeral was preached in the Metho
dist Church Tuesday evening by Rev
w. n. Christian. The deceased was
in her seventeenth year and was loved
by all who knew her. A large mum
Der OF friends followed the remains tC
the town Cemsssry.